Heartnet India, an IoT-based solution for improving cardiac healthcare. As part of their new initiative, a women’s cardiac health drive will be launched on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2025, in Moyna, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal. This initiative aims to address gaps in women’s cardiac health and provide comprehensive heart care solutions.

Heartnet India is dedicated to building a comprehensive cardiac care network, covering every stage from prevention and screening to diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. With advanced solutions such as cardiac screening, real-time heart monitoring, cardiac telemetry systems, teleconsultation, and remote patient monitoring.

As part of this commitment, Heartnet India is launching a dedicated women’s cardiac health drive in Moyna to bring cardiac screening to the doorstep with the help of local healthcare workers. This initiative aims to provide accessible cardiac care to women in rural and underserved areas, starting with Moyna. ASHA workers will also be actively involved in supporting and extending the reach of this program along with local doctors and technicians.

Arindam Sen, CEO & Director of Heartnet India, said, “An ICMR study has shown that women face an 85% higher risk of developing heart conditions over a decade. At Heartnet India, we are committed to early detection and personalized care to significantly reduce the burden of cardiovascular diseases. By focusing on underserved and smaller regions across India, we are driving innovation in remote diagnostics and advanced cardiovascular treatment to improve patient outcomes and create a lasting impact on heart health nationwide.”

Heartnet India is spearheading a transformative women’s health initiative aimed at strengthening India’s healthcare infrastructure. This initiative will focus on raising awareness about remote healthcare solutions, enabling timely medical interventions, and reducing cardiovascular risks among women. By addressing critical gaps in healthcare accessibility, Heartnet India is committed to empowering communities with the knowledge and resources needed for better heart health.